Peyton Manning Unlikely Candidate for Colts GM Job, Says Sources
According to unnamed sources, former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning is not being considered by the Indianapolis Colts for their recently vacated General Manager position.
Manning, who retired from the sport in 2016 after a highly successful career, is said to have no interest in pursuing a role in football administration.
The sources close to the situation emphasized that the Colts have not approached Manning about the GM job, further confirming his lack of involvement in the process.
- The Indianapolis Colts are currently searching for a new General Manager after the departure of Chris Ballard.
- Peyton Manning, a two-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl champion, retired from football in 2016.
In light of these developments, it seems that the Colts will continue their search for a candidate with experience in football administration and management.
"Peyton has expressed no interest in pursuing a role in football administration," said a source close to the situation.
The team has not reached out to Manning regarding the GM position, further confirming his lack of involvement in the process.
As the search for a new General Manager for the Colts continues, Peyton Manning remains focused on his post-football endeavors, including his work as an analyst for NBC Sports and his ownership role in the United States Football League's Nashville Football Club.
The team is believed to be seeking a candidate with a background in football administration and management.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>
